Service Offered
Religious & Community Services,
Religious Services,
Hindu Wedding Officiant
- Claimed
Omkaar Temple
- Serving Across Indiana State
- Established Since 1986
“Sulekha /Trusted” indicates that the identity & information of the vendors/services, viz., name, address, contact details, business name has been verified on best effort basis, as existing, based on the documents/information furnished by the vendors/service providers. "Sulekha Trusted Stamp" are also allocated to the vendors/service providers considering user's reviews/ratings or any other criteria.
Sulekha strongly recommends to its users/callers to verify all relevant details of vendors/services before availing any products/services from them. Sulekha does not implicitly or explicitly endorse any product/s or services provided by the vendors/service providers.
The Sulekha Verified status confirms that a business's name, address, and contact details were accurate at the time of registration, based on submitted documents or call details. We recommend users exercise caution and conduct due diligence before using any services. Sulekha does not endorse any offerings from advertisers or service providers. For more information, please refer to our Terms and Conditions.
1986
Omkaar Temple
To establish and build a Hindu Temple in Fort Wayne, IN, USA to worship, conduct religious activities and pursue Hindu tradition and culture. To organize and share religious, cultural, philosophical, yogic, educational and other aspects of Hindu religion and tradition on an ongoing basis for all years to come.To build and maintain a Hindu Temple with multiple Deities specifically with Panchamukha Shiva Lingam and Sri Venkateshwara as the main Deities. Other Deities include: Raja Ganapthi, Murugan, Parvathi, Padmavathi, Sri Ram Parivar, Hanuman, Nava Grahas, Sri Krishna and Radha. All built with equal prominence per Hindu tradition.
From sacred wedding vows under the Mandap to milestones like Seemantham (baby shower), Annaprasanam (first feeding), and Upa...
Continue reading
For many Hindu families, prayer is more than a daily ritual. It is a way of expressing gratitude, seeking blessings, marking...
Continue reading
A temple can be a place of prayer, but for many families, it becomes something much more: a familiar home for traditions, ce...
Continue reading
